Journal of Accounting & Organizational Change
2005 - 2025
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Volume 17, issue 5, 2021
- An alternative model for the comprehension of organizational transformation in emerging economies pp. 585-603

- Carmenza Gallego and Gregorio Calderón Hernández
- Carbon disclosure, performance and the green reputation of higher educational institutions in the UK pp. 604-632

- Anup Kumar Saha, Theresa Dunne and Rob Dixon
- Environmental management accounting, board role performance, company characteristics and environmental performance disclosure pp. 633-659

- Stephen Korutaro Nkundabanyanga, Bruno Muramuzi and Kassim Alinda
- The importance of management control systems for startup funding – empirical evidence from external financiers pp. 660-685

- Hanna Schachel, Maik Lachmann, Christoph Endenich and Oliver Breucker
- Does business intelligence mediate the relationship between ERP and management accounting practices? pp. 686-703

- Mayada Abd El-Aziz Youssef and Habib Mahama
- Management accounting systems effectiveness, perceived environmental uncertainty and enterprise risk management: evidence from Jordan pp. 704-727

- Malik Muneer Abu Afifa and Isam Saleh
- The effect of lean on performance: a longitudinal study of US Hospitals pp. 728-752

- Huilan Zhang
Volume 17, issue 4, 2020
- Management accounting developments in German-speaking countries: an overview and editorial reflections pp. 457-470

- Albrecht Becker, Burkhard Pedell and Dieter Pfaff
- Persistent but adaptable – the path dependent development of German cost accounting pp. 471-493

- Juergen Weber and Leona Wiegmann
- Reporting practices in situations of conflicting institutional logics: the case of a German federal authority pp. 494-518

- Celina Gisch, Bernhard Hirsch and David Lindermüller
- The internationalisation of management accounting research in the German-speaking countries – a longitudinal study pp. 519-554

- Christoph Endenich, Andreas Hoffjan, Anne Krutoff and Rouven Trapp
- Debiasing as a powerful management accounting tool? Evidence from German firms pp. 555-582

- Niklas Kreilkamp, Maximilian Schmidt and Arnt Wöhrmann
Volume 17, issue 3, 2021
- Impact of external auditor–cloud specialist engagement on cloud auditing challenges pp. 309-331

- Alaa A.D. Taha, Waheed Ramo and Haetham H. Kasem Alkhaffaf
- Resilience capacities and management control systems in public sector organisations pp. 332-351

- Enrico Bracci and Mouhcine Tallaki
- Management accounting research in family businesses: a review of the status quo and future agenda pp. 352-372

- Kumudu Kapiyangoda and Tharusha Gooneratne
- How do contingency factors influence the content of balanced scorecards? An empirical study of French intermediate-sized enterprises pp. 373-393

- Mohamed Bouamama, Sami Basly and Houda Zian
- Gender-related discourses in corporate annual reports: an exploratory study on the Bangladeshi companies pp. 394-415

- Dewan Mahboob Hossain, Md. Saiful Alam, Mohammed Mehadi Masud Mazumder and Al Amin
- Risk-based management control resistance in a context of institutional complexity: evidence from an emerging economy pp. 416-435

- Abdelmoneim Bahyeldin Mohamed Metwally and Ahmed Diab
- Public sector CFOs and CIOs: impacts of work proximity and role perceptions pp. 436-456

- James Stephen Denford and Kurt Schobel
Volume 17, issue 2, 2020
- Enabling formal MCS design and use: a meta-synthesis of qualitative research pp. 133-163

- Marc Janka
- Fintech in financial reporting and audit for fraud prevention and safeguarding equity investments pp. 164-196

- Paulina Roszkowska
- Understanding the internal audit function in a digitalised business environment pp. 197-216

- Nathanaël Betti and Gerrit Sarens
- Using regulatory fit in cost reduction announcements pp. 217-241

- Ulf Diefenbach, Benedikt Schnellbächer and Sven Heidenreich
- Funding sources and performance management systems: an empirical study pp. 242-262

- Manzurul Alam, Megan Paull, Anne Peachey, David Holloway and John Griffiths
- The influence of an interactive use of management control on individual performance: mediating roles of psychological empowerment and proactive behavior pp. 263-281

- Makoto Matsuo, Takami Matsuo and Kohei Arai
- Knowing new managerial directions: the role of AIS pp. 282-306

- Carmela Rizza and Daniela Ruggeri
Volume 17, issue 1, 2020
- On the relevance of self-service business intelligence to university management pp. 5-22

- Michela Arnaboldi, Andrea Robbiani and Paola Carlucci
- Legitimating accounting change in charities: when values count more than regulation pp. 23-49

- Ciaran Connolly, Noel Hyndman and Mariannunziata Liguori
- Alleviating social and economic inequality? The role of social enterprises in Thailand pp. 50-70

- Varaporn Pothipala, Prae Keerasuntonpong and Carolyn Cordery
- Service innovation or collaborative tradition? Public motives for partnerships with third sector organisations pp. 71-90

- Caroline Hellström
- Responding to funding scarcity: governance challenges in Swedish and South African development partnerships pp. 91-110

- Jayne Jönsson and Tony Huzzard
- The use of accounting in managing the institutional complexities of a festival organisation pursuing financial and social objectives pp. 111-130

- Per Ståle Knardal and John Burns
Volume 16, issue 4, 2020
- The response to Covid-19 in England: political accountability and loss of trust pp. 527-532

- Jane Broadbent
- Swimming in a sea of uncertainty – business, governance and the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic pp. 533-539

- Trevor Hopper
- Australian universities in a pandemic world: transforming a broken business model? pp. 541-548

- Lee D. Parker
- An uncertain, erratic story: the pandemic in the UK pp. 549-555

- Irvine Lapsley
- Accounting for the unaccountable – coping with COVID pp. 557-578

- Steven E. Salterio
- Leadership and governance in a crisis: some reflections on COVID-19 pp. 579-585

- Paul Mather
- UK charities and the pandemic: navigating the perfect storm pp. 587-592

- Noel Hyndman
- Ramifications of Covid-19 on management accounting teaching and research pp. 593-598

- Gary Spraakman
- Organisational processes and COVID-19 pandemic: implications for job design pp. 599-606

- Manzurul Alam
- From educating agents to change agents: experience of using foresight in accounting education pp. 607-612

- Anatoli Bourmistrov
- Unsustainability as a key source of epi- and pandemics: conclusions for sustainability and ecosystems accounting pp. 613-619

- Stefan Schaltegger
- Lessons we never wanted to learn: pandemic as pedagogy pp. 621-627

- Timothy J. Fogarty
- Impacts of COVID-19 on corporate governance and assurance, international finance and economics, and non-fiction book publishing: some personal reflections pp. 629-635

- Stuart Kells
- Structural inequalities exposed by COVID-19 in the UK: the need for an accounting for care pp. 637-642

- Kathryn Haynes
- Recovery planning and resilience of SMEs during the COVID-19: experience from Saudi Arabia pp. 643-653

- Mohammad Nurunnabi
- Reflections on public financial management in the Covid-19 pandemic pp. 655-662

- Ian Ball
- COVID-19 and performance: beyond a social construction pp. 663-668

- Kate Thuy Mai
Volume 16, issue 3, 2020
- Organizational and legal institutions, and the performance of microfinance institutions as hybrid entities pp. 285-309

- Atthaphon Mumi, George Joseph and Shakil Quayes
- What we know about management accountants’ changing identities and roles – a systematic literature review pp. 311-347

- Tanja Wolf, Michael Kuttner, Birgit Feldbauer-Durstmüller and Christine Mitter
- Exploring the socio-cultural factors in the implementation of public financial management information system in Ghana pp. 349-368

- Samuel Nana Yaw Simpson, Lexis Alexander Tetteh and Cletus Agyenim-Boateng
- Management accounting in supply chains – what we know and what we teach pp. 369-399

- Andreas Taschner and Michel Charifzadeh
- The historical evolution and popularity of activity-based thinking in management accounting pp. 401-425

- Terje Berg and Dag Øivind Madsen
- Exploring management control system typologies: an organisation-level view pp. 427-445

- Tapio Jukka and Jukka Pellinen
- Institutional work and implementation of a performance measurement and management system in a developing country pp. 447-467

- A.K. Siti-Nabiha and Teddy Jurnali
- Exploring the role of innovation in the level of readiness to adopt IPSAS pp. 469-495

- Mustafa Elkasih Abdulkarim, Mohamed Ismail Umlai and Layth Faris Al-Saudi
- Resistance to change in the financial management of small family-owned firms: a grounded theory of family firms in Laos pp. 497-514

- Hanvedes Daovisan and Thanapauge Chamaratana
Volume 16, issue 2, 2020
- Decision-aids for non-expert decision makers pp. 169-188

- Grant Beck, Maia Farkas, Patrick Wheeler and Vairam Arunachalam
- Pay inequality and job satisfaction of law firms: the role of strategic positioning pp. 189-213

- Ki Kyung Song and Eunyoung Whang
- The effects of retaliation on whistleblowing intentions in China banking industry pp. 215-235

- Ling Yang and Ruilian Xu
- Presence of professional accountant in the top management team and financial reporting quality pp. 237-257

- Md Mamunur Rashid
- The performance effects of management control instruments in different stages of new product development pp. 259-284

- Jan Christoph Munck, Alexander Tkotz, Sven Heidenreich and Andreas Wald
Volume 16, issue 1, 2020
- The effect of product complexity and communication quality on IOCM and OBA in buyer– supplier relationships pp. 1-29

- Bakil DhaifAllah, Sofiah Md-Auzair, Ruhanita Maelah and Md Daud Ismail
- Observed effectiveness of the COSO 2013 framework pp. 31-45

- Ifeoma Udeh
- A review of literature on IFRS in Africa pp. 47-70

- Vincent Tawiah and Pran Boolaky
- The management of accounting firms: time as an object of professional and commercial goals pp. 71-92

- Georg Josef Loscher and Stephan Kaiser
- Politically connected boards, family business groups and firm performance pp. 93-121

- Joni Joni, Kamran Ahmed and Jane Hamilton
- Determinants driving Takaful and cooperative insurance financial performance in Saudi Arabia pp. 123-143

- Wael Hemrit
- Understanding the forces and critical features of a new reporting and budgeting system adoption by Indonesian local government pp. 145-167

- Harun Harun, David Carter, Abu Taher Mollik and Yi An
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